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MEMORANDA.

New York. March 2-Arrived. sehr Nv
Rover, Bates, Brunswick, Ga.
Cleared. schrs James Young. Linnekin.
Fernandina; LAME COBB. Cobb. do: Zimri :
WallinzfOTd. Nilietts. ~ Augustine. Malta
MEL Lank, sipple. Jacksonville.
Buenos Ayres, Feb Jailed. barks Carmel
Nor. Anderson. Pensacola. Frederick OBJ.
Roberts. do.
Montevideo, Feb 3-saileh. ship Forest
Rights tBrl. Murray. Pensacola; BARK wal
tikEa Rus. Bergman. DO.
Fernandina March 2-Arriyed, brig Alice
Brl, Ross. New York.
GEORGETOWN. 5 &. March l-ATrived, schr
Hattie l. sheets, Dole. CharIestOn.
Brunswick. March CARVED. bark FTling
Skjalgscn Nor. sandal. Va encia.
Key West. March 3-Arrivc.i. stmr Alamo.
Rex. New York and proceeded to Galveston
-chT r q Peudleson. Fletcher New YORK.
sailed. schrs Leon ; swift AaS JUiis
+ zabe b BIZ, Nassau Ts1scsF1ane Brl. do.
Returned. stmr Raleigh. h wing In Tow BARR
The Craigs Brl, for New YORK.
Mobile, March s-saiieu, bark Lima t5wl .
Pensacola.
DE aware BreakwR;er. March 3-sale6.
schr HeFbes0n Hickman, from Csr,iera. wa
Savannah FOR Boston
New \ ORR, March s-Arr1vsd. star Germ a.
MIA, Liverpool.
Arrived out, stnr Etruria. New Yorx for
Liverpool.
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Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

The following special to the MORNING News
is published Tor the benefit of our Florida
and Georgia readers ami those interested In
rults and vegetables. and can be relied upon
as accurate ana reliable:
SDsciqtt M rnfn0 Ne'os.
CINCINNATI, o., March 5.-Florida oranges
brlghts, SO so Il 90 per box; russell, 81 so per
box; peas, 81 so per crate; strawberr es, 35'
er quart. JOHN o. MOORE Co.
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LEU ON ELIXIR.

A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
sold by druggists.
Prepared by Fl. MOTLEY, NJ. D., Allan
Ia, Ga.
For biliousness and constipation take
Lemon ElIxir.
For lndi estion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleepessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss OF appetite and debility take
Lemon Eixir.
For feyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir, all Of when diseases arise
from torpid or diseased liver.
Oak, Pine and Lightwood,
For sale by r.. b. Cassels, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets. Telephone No.
II.
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Steamship VIM Crane. Biliups. Baltimore
Jas u West Co.
Steamship Juniata. Askins. Philadelphia
g NJ Sorrel.
ship Germauic fBr). WaYcott. Reval-
Richardson & Barnard.
Bark valona tBrJ, hn1rews, Liverpool
Hoist Il Co.
Bark Leonida Utah, Trapani, Rotterdam
K Salas Il Co.
schr varaua, Birdsall, New York-Jos A
Roberts 4 Co.
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MARKETS. sY rELEer,pa


Sy,, v. FINANCIAL.
su, s.es adTAA' March 8. noaa.-stocss dun
Aclaf-s' ls. AIoiney easy AZ per cent.
81. STATE y = l9i IS. sAarl 81 ~ IA.
\ ent bond. dri' - ''"I HHt Grm. Govern :
~. NJ no sagc e-+y A. a s51xa
osi o5,..' Say az 21s6ap, pc.. eenrs
ioId ga. sco b. sea- Trea.ury bsia1ees-,
inment o.,r.,, '' rrenev. sis. iis Geo. co.,
el1 1874 80. ..'.l Due steady. fogr Der
tl.a ... ..'.N seF cent?. 1904. State
aa 4aj ia, ....'et today was much aulIar
% - aedo =. i's. Nee q. arI ahsagh tBere
'o1s u strerg.s. o.iess =Sss
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Sliluuii,n 5nirIlinrrire.

dfNIArURG ALdAN Aids DAY.
SUEisI5Es ............ .....................6 :2l
SUN SETS. ...... ..... .... ...6 2
HIGH WATER at savannah $40 A N 5:28 P N
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SUNDAY, March 6, 1887


Steamship Embleton fBr). simonds, Phila-
delphia, in ba last-Wilder& Co.
Steamer Erhel. Carroll, Cohe0's Bluff and
wav landings w 4 Gibson. Manager.
Steamer PoDe Catlin. Swift, Brunswick and
atilla river and way landings-J g MedlocE.
Agent.
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sATLgD YE5rEgoAY

Steamship Juniats. Philadelphia.
Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Schr a hble e stubb.. BTunswick.
schr Edwin Janet (Bri. Harbor Island.
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BArH.
New Orleans. La,

MEMuEQ Thai The presenos Of Cen
LIVE UAIt era'sB anregatd and Early.
who are ~ charge Of tbs drawinss, 10 a guar
anten of also ute fairness aud In eRrity. that
the chances are equal. aud tina no ose can
possibly diviue what numbers viii draw
Prize. All parties, therefore, advertising to
guarantee Prizes In this Jnttsr~. or no ding
out any other impussible indneemen g, are
swin dera. and only aim to deceive and de.
fraud the unwAry.
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CONstoiN EEs.

Per steamer Ethel. from COncn's Bluff and
way landtngs-Ellie, Y o. balIw u n -
. Miller. A Enrich h Bro. w Mil err. w II
Metzger, Decker " Y, \ Loiller, } 4 Williams
Jas Lane, J G sullivan.
Per Charteston ami savannah Rv, March E.
Transfer Office. A n Champion, Ludden Il Il,
Eckman Il V. Q NJ Gilbert& o. Terrent.
Frank Co. Blodgott, NJ Il Co. Weed " q. j
Garnett, ) Williams, j II Schroeder, II ID
Graham, g NICK Grant.
Per savannah Florida ana Western Rv.
March 5-Transfer Once. Jno Flannerv & Co.
'iacon, } Il Co, McDonongh Il Co, Wright Il
W Simkns, A Ehrlich & Bro, r Turn
or, Meinhard Bros " Co. II Solomon n Son, q
schwarz, Lee Roy Myers. W m Hone y Co. NJ
Frank, Graham II, McDonOugh " Is. G I
Cochran. Chestnut n ON, W $ Cherry Il CO,
VI Mendel Bro. Teeple & Co. A Hanley, J X
Chestnut, q Eckstein 81 Co, NJ Boley a. Son, J
Ward, ii Myers h Bros. Mohr Bros AItick'.
sons, w Hawkins, BALDWIN II Co, IL Elliott.
Rieser :, Garnett. s u Co, II NJ Conner q Co,
Farley, NJ Maciean, NJ Y Il ID MCINTYRE,
W Gordon Il Go. Ellis, Y ~ Co. G l. Jones',
w r Chaplin.
Per Central Railroad. March B. FordR AIT.
Jno Flannerv Il 20, w Gordon Il c., J n
Spinn ny II M Conner n Co. Garnet, a. Co.
Farley, Order. Heron Il q, Montague Il
Co, X Il Mex, Hoist N Co. J q Butler, g s Me-
Niptn, Il Hull, Bond. II Il Il, T. n Carson,
g Hans. Sener. Meinhard BrossS Co. Akers
Bros, Lippman Bros, a IIaniry.M Ferst \ Co
city Il sub Ky. Decker 4 +. Il Lowell n Son j
= Bryan, D Is Lester. M henderson, 4 Hen.
uers0n, ID Hogan. Weed Il =. II Myer- n Bros
oGuckcnhelmer Son, Bendheim Bros 1t 20
= u Stuts, Smith Bros n Co, j & Thompson
Palmer Bros. IL A Schwarz, J p Williams. X
levin, Ieeple co. New Home N o., J h
Cason. ID G Bacon & Co, A II Champion. N NJ
leveland. LuddeD IL b. j A Douglass n Co
Is II Levy 4 Bro. X = irkland, Mar Krauss
hro u Rushing, krauss, l. Kemion.
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held barely steady. Fluctuations were the
narrowest, taking the market as s whole,
seen FOR = long time. Only two or three stocks
showed extreme Guctuation of moro than l
per cent. There was considerable irregu-
larltX, bur the market would have been en-
tirely devoid of feature had it not been for
moderate movements IN Richm nd anu W est
Point, Western Union and Lackawanpa The
b2ns statement was rather unfavorabie, but
its effect proved to have been effeciuslly DIS
counted. and there was no sppreciable effect
after its issue. Cotton Seed OIL Trust certifi-
Gates Ia the unlisted department were once
more the special feature of the day, beirg re-
markably strong and advancing 46n5 points
upen Tumors that Armour had settled his
differences with the company. Richmond
and West Point was moved up something
ever per cent. by the clique, after which il
remained steady throughout the day Most
OF the list was dull anu listess throughout
she day. The opening was steady to firm, the
majority of the slight changes shown being in
the direction of higher prices. Trading vas
dull and generally steady. Richmond aud
West Point and Lackawanna being the Only
lively Stocks, Noon prices showed almost no
change from the opening, after which a sag
glng tendency was noticed. which. however,
disappeared when Western Union became
strong, gaining per cent. The close was
dun and steady. with insi gnifcsnt changes
from opening prices. The days business ag-
gregated $4,000 shares. The net result OF the
day. business is that majority of the active
list show advances of fractional amounts
only, the highest being q per cent. in
Western Union. The following are the
CLOSING ouOIatl0us:
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NOTICE t. HlEryERs


A sunkea coal barge nas been MARKED ny
red and black horizontal strtpei spsr buOg
placed about ~ yards 70 she southward and
westward Of che wreck. The position Of toe
buoy is tn about feet o. wafer on the follow
ing msgrestc bearings, viz. Passaie Hghs M
WJkW: OFT Beacon Y ~ r. a p.
Another sunseu coal barge q reported sone-
where Ia this vicinity, bat the posltlon Is M
known.
By order Of the Lighthouse B1art.
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
nLEARED YEsrERDAY.

schr Annie 3 iss, O'Donnell. Baltimore +,
with mdse to order; vessel 10 Da o, Dixon 4
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PerCharieseon aad savannah Ry. March B.
Il hbls ros'n. ia sacKs rice 4 bLls tar. 80 bib
oil. 10 " eks peanuts. srd mdsc.
Persteamsr htael. from Cohene BlnT aad
way landiugs-l sack g'ttafues, ar = cot IN
seed crates eEgs, / ~ r aides. - e iUg.. t8s
bills naval stares, ! t@rI,eniine stili. j crate
mfsc
Per Savannah. Floridz nHd Western r..
March 5--a1T oRles 60 ton. - cars - abcr. 2
casa wasd. 81 bb.s spig " t1Tccatfne. cars
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Ethel, from Coheu's Bluff and
way ndlnGs--J b puckwUrih h VI Green,
Cuuuinph an. W IL Daniel q g GNrn"tt. =
Fatman, X Garnett, g ID Snooks, and -
deck,
Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
Mrs jackson. Miss II lehurst, G \ " IL
aams, Mrs Ohler and daughter, l. tneey. 6
tonnell wife aud c ia, VIM II Newell, Louis
Peri, q Went Para Mon ella.
Per steamer Pope Catlin. from Brunswiok
md way laudrngs-tieo A Conner. u Cooper,
Emma Morrell. W II Jones, A G Hook. ca II
'ockwell. + Tent. Mrs Ruth Foster. Miss
Nette Lay, Miss Bossie Law, Milne Farmer,
Mlss Nellie Jones. kAtep FraZit r, w Laze-
on Gerte u er, Henrietta Anderson, Chas
Perkins, Bruno Phefler. jos Hines.
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2,1IB Prizes. amounting .shqh 90
Application for rates 20 clubs should ne
made only 10 the ofles OF the Company Ia
New Orleans.
For further inform alton write clearly, rtv-
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders. or New York Exchange In
ordinary etter. Currency by Hxtress at our
expenssi addressed H.. DAUFHlN,
or N. A. DAupHIr. ashinston, b. d.
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EXPORTS.

Per Steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
7ol bales cotton, lis bbls spirits turpenune, SEQ
bbts rice, ASIA bbls sin, 80 bales domestic
aud yarns. so bdls hides, .i9l boxes oranges
IS crates vegetables, IS bids vegetables, 10 DDS
fresh Il h, Is rolls leather, lis pkgs mdse,
Per steamship Junlata. for philadelphia
lac bales upland cotton, lS9 bales domesucs
and yarns, S4S empties, 81 bbls rice ~ casss
clay, "a hhls spirits turpenune, Is hbls III, q
bales paper stock. 20 $40 feet lumber. 80 bh,s
oranges, 1851 boNee oranges, 81 tons pig iron,
S.t66 huls shingles 20 bills oysters, Sl6 bdls
ha'ustcrs, 81 boxes vegetables, ~ bbls We geta-
hles, lsi pkgs mdse.
Per ship Germantc (Br), for Rcval-i 800
haIesuplau nd cotton. weighing y. lb9. 96J pounds
200 tons phosphate rook--Muir, Du> kworth \
Co, and L stewart & 20.
Per bark Leonlua ltaO, for Rotterdam
S.sl6 hbls rosin, weighing l,7i4.oS0 pounds--S
z hotter \ Co.
Per bark Valona tBrl, for Liverpool-l,sii
bales upland cotton, weA hing SI54t0 pounds;
bale sea island cotton, weighing $50 tound'
500 bbls rosin, weighing 62S.4'0 pounds; sahl
bags sea island cotton, weighing 49, 400 pounds
10000 oak slaves.
Per schr Naruna, for New York -9sl.S7i
feet hewn timber, 55,s42 teet lum0or-D
Bacon 4 Co.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1887.

iron 800 hels resin, 10 hhls whisky. 2S ehls oil,
s,sSs boxes oranges, q bales hides, y oois or
anges, aud mdse,
Per central Railroad. March e-sSo bales
cotton, 50 bales yarns, 81 bales dnmestios, 10
bales hiaes, 3 role leather, ~ pkg tobacco, ~
bh os,n, $40 lbs lard. Aces DushelS oats, lSs
or hhs beer, : hhis " hisky, 90 III hbls beer, III
pkgs furniture anu h h goods, lSo bbls -four,
cars lumber, 81 pSgs wood IN shspe, l car
slaves. IS tons Dig tron. car builaing iron, Is
psgs hardware, 81 bales paner stock, pkgs
vegetables. 10 doz brooms, $50 psgs mdse la
bb ootton seed oil, pkg empttes. pkgs
iunk, psgs paint, car stoee, bales plSlds,
s pkgs soap, IA Tvs lbs bacon, "A cases Gags,
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ATTRACTION
u0vER HAIR A Million DIsrRIaurspi
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated IN 1898 for ~ years by the Leg.
slature for Educational and Charitable nur-
ponee--with capital ~ $1,000, c00-=to VIII oh A
reserve fund OF over ssSo.0oo has sincs beaff
added. *
by an overwhelming popular VIE its ff Al.
rhine was made part Of the present ssata
Constitution adoDted December I'd. A. u 1879,
The otiv B3U ~ eesr gVteo1 IA and endorsed
bg the BsogIe ~ day State.
N naesr ~ iss - DokfpAnss. So
ItsGrand Jingle Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the mi.
Annual Drawings regularly every
-ix months jan and ec MD
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. ~ y GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS IN THE ACADE.
MY on MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. harch N, tSs,-2v2d
Monthly Drawing.
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Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Maryland Items.

Capt. w. G. Eliason has been elected
president of the COLCHESTER Steamboat
Company.
The Delaware Conference of the NJ.
E. Church, (cOlored), will meet at Ches-
tertOwn on the 2Sth of April, Bishop
Hurst to preside.
George T. Melvin, of the Annapolis
Republican, formerly of Denton has
been made pOstOfice inspector with
a salary of $4,000 per year.
Thos. J. Clark an old and highly es-
teemed citizen of Easton died suddenly
of apOplexy on Wednesday of last week
in the 18th year of his age.
Chas. H. Moore, of Baltimore son of
Mr.. A. b. Moore of Dover will be mar
ried in the Chestertown NJ. E. Church,
this evening, April 6, to Miss Fannie
Brice, of ChestertOwn.
Mrs. Ida Dashiell, a welI-known
lady of Salisbury, died Thursday from
stroke of paralysis, aged 76 years
Mrs. Dashiell belonged to one of the old
est and best-knOwn families in Wicom-
leo county.
The NJ. p. Conference. ce.-The fifty ninth
session of the Maryland Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist Protestant
Church will assemble at EastOn, Md,
on to day, April, 9Th The conference
includes the whole of the State ofMary-
land, the District of Columbia, and a
section of Delaware and Virginia bor-
dering. 1t consists of1l0 ministers, who
will be accompanied with a like num-
Der of lay delegates. The membership
represented is about 10000.
Now that editorial passes are abol-
ished, we wonder how Brother TylOr,
of the EastOn Gazette, will get along
without spending Sunday with his best
girl at Georgetown, Del. We don't
doubt thSt he can pay his fare--as all
editors can do, once in a great while
but he, heretofore, has enjoyed so many
nice little business trips(?)" there ON
the Sabbath day aud, tits said his days
at Georgetown contain twenty-fOur OF
the longest hours on record.-Greens.
borough Free Press.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06

Inc following from the BreoL,,o,..
1tg"t grows out of the apDointrnent 20
"Onn ID: Paynter to the Judgeshin
During one of the sessions of a.
court In Georgetown when Che nr;sorns Sno
tau tbo escaped, and the sheriff had placed
oS onG ptLLncipal witness in the criminal box
tLo anu Cne 1ar seemed to be demorolized
tne . iate Judge Whitley turned abomt
TWO OF three times and remarked that
~, was III of mess, and so saw ali
Ihe Legislature has shown good sensa
IN dealing with the railroad tax ones
Cion, They have passed a bill nrovidin1
that the Philadelp phia, Wilmin0ton ana
DalVlnlore company shall continue to
pay municipal and county taxes on all
us improved real estate, but not on its
roadoed. This preserves the situation
eXIsting before our Levy Court attemp-
!ed to collect tax on the roadbed-tbat
is on highway which is easily of as
much value to New Castle county as
an Its other highways taken together,
Morning NetUs.
VIM T. Johnson writes to the 0E;Ifor5
NelVs: Respecting the Electric Ligtt
we would say for the general informa-
tion OF the people of Milford that all ar
rangements have been made and con-
tracts signed by the Edison Company
10 put tirst-class plant in your town.
ana are only awaiting the decision of
the Town Council to begin immediate
operation. We propose to wire all of
tne streets, thereby giving everyone the
benefit Ofthis beautiful modern illumi-
nant, and to give you the best lighted
town on the Peninsula.
Mr.. Harrington introduced a bill in
the House OfRepresentatiVes which has
for its object the consolidation of all the
roads owned by the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company into Delaware railroad
system. The bill gives the Delaware
Railroad Company the right to pur-
chase from the p. w. & B. COMPANY
the road from Rodney to the Delaware
Junction. The object is to give the
Delaware road connection with the
T. W. & B. The bill also provides for
building double track for the Della
ware road and for building of road
from Dover to Milford to connect with
the junction and Breakwater road
Inls IS very important bill and one
that every citizen of the State is interes-
ted in. We understand that the rail-
road Company is to have the bill prin-
ted for distribution among the people
so that if there is any objection that it
shall be known.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06

China Mattings we're scarce
last year, so twas said, but you
found them here. Likely to
be scarce in the same way
again. Some Of our patterns
and qualities are scarce now,
so scarce that you'll find them
nowhere else. Same thing in
carpets. They say mattings
are getting better year by year.
1t looks so. Every grade OF
JOintless, Damask, and Fancy.
If you don't care to cover the
room, we'll make them as a
rug. Plenty of small rugs.
Special prices by the roll OF
40 yards or to hotels and insti-
stutions. A Fancy at $3.50 a
roll. By the yard IS to 65
cents. Well send a sample
or two by mail if it isn't handy
to come and see.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
OUR BEST EFFORTS

Are being put forth to give
you Better and Cheaper
Clothing than ever before.
You never complain of our
prices being high Qualities
cOnsidered) and we mean
that you shall get the best
for the money expended to
be obtained anywhere. In
Ready-made Clothing we
search everywhere, that
you shall have the most
Stylish, Reliable and Well
Made goods to be purchas-
ed, and by doing an i'm
mense trade for cash, we
keep things constantly
turning, anu can Go so at
an extremely low percent
age above cost. Our Gus
tom Departmet is constant
ly increasing in size and eff
ticiency, and we can now
turn out more and better
work than ever before.
Old friends are making for
us many new ones, and we
cannot afford to permit
any Of them to be disap-
pointed in any way.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
FOR HALF A DOLLAR.

We have paid special attention this year to medium
priced goods and can show you the Finest Line of
Fiftycent Spring Dress Goods, ever offered for the
money The line includes all kinds of Stripes, Checks
Plain Goods. Norfolk Suitings, India Mixtures and
among the others Bargain in Fifty-inch Wool Serge.
All Of these are New Goods and all at so cents
Another Bargain in a lot Of Surah Silks and Rha-
dames New Shades and Excellent Quality Is cents
We still selling our Premium BLACK
SILK at Sl.OO. For wear and finish these goods have
never been eXcelled.
New French and American SateenS New Spring
Jackets.
Ladies Underwear cheaper than you can buy muslin
and make it up.
mM9Sm
HALLS,
90 South Second Street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
WILLIAM P. WRIGHT,
CLAY AYTON, DEL,
DEALER IN
Bricks, COa Lime, Cement HAIR CaICne Plaster,
PUMPS RAEsV LAND LINE TERRA GOTTA WARE PHOSPHATE
PEACH BASKETS, &c.
CLAYTON RRTCK YARD, 1887.

Farmers and Builders look Having bought the land
DemarVa Phosphate Works. Clayton DEL
the manufacturing Press and Made Bricks find the Clay
from to 100000 the past giving general satisfaction
Come the Bricks will
always ready and willing show sell right Also
Building Lime knds-AvOndae,
Mhtse barrels by wagon load in small lots suit purchasers
the Blue be
400
bushels Good bushel The Double Bach
Pump, different
barn yards Teaco Ware Chimney
different and grades Slate Mantle
and other things the line building
will sell tow for cash Give him call he will do well by
WIN. p. WRIGHT
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
J.B.COOPER
PLAIN SENTENCES.

The prices of Carpets of all grades are down
Sk ana WQrsted FTIngeS for Curtains and Lambrequins
Olcloths, Window Shades, Mats Rugs, Druggets
Cotton Pushes and Wool Felts, all Shades -
Every part OF the Stock has decided bargains
61amburgS are cheaper than they were
IIy our Mustard Sardines, at 10 cents a box
The best and safest Burning Oil is DevOes Brilliant
Up stairs for Carpets, all other goods down stairs
Oeine and Ivory and Every Day Soap, all good
Buy the Champion and Perkins and House Lamps the best
All ule DeSG canned Fruits, Meats and Vegetables
White Goods and the best Beached and Brown Sheetnps
Order any Book you want and get it at city price
Heavy Blankets and Shawls and Cassmeres at cost
Inc choicest Teas Spices and COffees the
use no Burning Oil that will explode DevOes will
Baskets Buckets Tubs, Wood Bowls Churns Field Cans
Do not buy in the city while you living off people here
f4Xalnlne my STOCK OF Glass and Porcelain and China
Vegetables and Fruits and Garden and Field Seeds
All the best makes of Bleached and Brown Muslins
Pure fresh, crisp Crackers, Cracker Dust Cakes
Every School Book wanted in the Public Schools for sale
Best RazOrs Straps Pocket Knives Hair Brushes Scissors
Os Lard, Tanners Castor Neatsoot Lubrcating Burning
Te cheapest Umbrella in the town. and good and strong
The authorized State Depository of School Books
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Country Produce
GllIng and Seine Twnes of the very best quality.
Use He-N0 Tea # you appreciate delicious cup of Tea
Speech Books Dialogue Books Ready Letter Writers
The money you make out of the people here ought be spent
here
Every size Manila Rope from Plough Line to one inch
Every style of Lamp Shade Burner Chimney Holder Fount
Really good goods seldom have prizes given with them
The very COees Teas Spices Sps Extracts cheapest
Sorghum Syrup is a sort of old novelty. sell it.
Feather Duster the best sell them lower than ever
Nothing should be bought elsewhere that be bought cheap
Remember the Carpets now right in Spring time
Yet many prefer mating, and sell both
Most all Goods and fresh, others a discount
Send or come and get all corrected promptly.
Every Customer requested change before leaving the
Store -
Heavy Blankets, Shawls and Cassrneres at Cost
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Smyrna times., 1887-04-06

Mitcheline spreads. Light
weight, Summer weight. Seem
to fit in with China mattings
on floors and screens in win
dows. Bright, cheerful, and
don't show every speck Of dust.
Blue, buff, pink and bronze.
$2.25; have been $3.